Panasonic Open: The American stranger and the usual suspects
Familiarity is such a big advantage at the Delhi Golf Club that one always expects local players to dominate whenever a big tournament comes to the venue. A lot of golfers on the domestic tour play almost on a daily basis on the course, which demands a special kind of discipline.0
But American Paul Peterson tore apart the script on Friday, as he played near perfect golf for a bogey-free round of 8-under 64 to take the halfway lead at the Panasonic Open India. The 29-year-old, who already has a victory on the European Tour to his credit, made four birdies on each half of the course to be on top of the leaderboard with an 11-under par 133 aggregate. The next seven names after him were all Indian.
But American Paul Peterson tore apart the script on Friday, as he played near perfect golf for a bogey-free round of 8-under 64 to take the halfway lead at the Panasonic Open India. The 29-year-old, who already has a victory on the European Tour to his credit, made four birdies on each half of the course to be on top of the leaderboard with an 11-under par 133 aggregate. The next seven names after him were all Indian.
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